The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

| NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HENRY CHADWICK will discuss "The
New Rules Of Ba isball," in Lippin.
cots Magazine for May,
Coz. JOHN HAY will have a poem
in the May Century entitled "IsraeI,"
with three iiu, TIA ions by Kenyon
Cox.
GEMS. RosRCRARs and Fullerton will
contribute 10 the May Century articles
on military operations about Ohatta-
noogs.
AN entertaining article on "Socisl
Life at Vassar," by an undergraduate
now taking the course, will appear in
Nppinco.t's Aagdsine for May.
The May Popular Science Monthly
will have timely article on "The
Influences of Snow Masses on Climate"
from the pen Of the eminent Russian
meteorologist, Wotikof.
AN interesting description OF the
curious marriage customs and we'd
ding incidents of the TIausyivanian
Ssxons will appear among the lighter
attrsc ions Of the Popalor Science
Monthly for May.
A PORTRAIT OF Francis Parku an, by
F. p. Vintor, in possession OF the st.
Botolph Club, Boston, is reproduced
"a the frontispieCe OF the American
Magazine, which succeeds the Brook
Ign Hdgasine.
The american Magazine has been
placed in the editorial charge of VIM.
o. Wyckof, for several years a mem
Der OF the staff OF the New York Trio.
une, and more recently secretary OF
the Silk Associa ion OF America.
MRS. PoULTNEr BIaELow will cor.
tribute short story to HppincofS for
May entitled The Msdison's Butler"
Mrs. Bgelow is the Daniel Buxton
whose story Cf MARS and Mammon"
excited 30 much interest when it sp.
peared in Outing.
THE United States Senate bal fur.
nished mate r al to u. l.. White, former
ly Wa, hington correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, for q number Of in.
teres!ing sketches OF Senators, with
engraved portraits, which appear in
me brooklyn Magazine.
A JUBILEE edition OF McCdrthy's His
tory Of Our OUn Times has just been
issued in London, and ia imported TO
his country by Messrs, SCribner 4
We fird. his edition is in two vol
umts instead of four, and has an APP
psndx ( viag the events TO the end
OF 1886.
Mr. HENRY j. PHMPoTT, under the
title OF 70 iety Sletenance," will pre-.
sent in the May Popular Science Monthly
an interes ing and very intelligent DIS
cussion of the way in which other
persons may affect our ability to make
a living-either by hindering or help
ing us in the process.
PRoF. w. o. ATwATER, of Wesleyan
UNIVERSITY, will begin series Of illus
tratsd articles on "The Oh 4mistry and
Economy OF Food" in the May Ceat,Iry
The design is to present this import
ant branch of the labor question In
such popular form as to make the &C.
res Of practical use in daily life.
THERE is coming from d. Lothrop
Company, Boston, Life Among The Ger.
mans, by an American student girl
who makes herself 80 sgresable there
that she gets the real inside view Of
everything; and she writes with q
fullness and gadneBs that take you
into every domestic aud social scene.
The second part OF the cosby an.
nails of Berlin life, as portrayed in
"The Buchholz Family" is about TO be
Issued by the SCribners, the large sue
cess Of the first part OF the work justi-
flying the publishers in giving The sue
cccd;pg part @! tho entertaining book
to the American public.
TIE remarkable success OF Marion
Harland's Common Sense in the
Household" OF which nearly 10000
copies have now been sold, has induced
the publishers TO have the work trans.
lated into German, and an edition in
that language will shortly be published
by Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons.
THE complete novel in the May
number of LppinoOtt's Magazine will
be Furnished by Capt Charles
King, u. s. A, the popular author Of
"The Colonel's Daughter" "Marion's
Faith" and other tales Of army life.
II Ia entitled 1.-THE Deserter," and 10
equal In interest to any Of its predeces-
sors.
UEDRR the head OF soar Ance tor
and Ourselves" In the American Mayo.
sint for April, description 10 given Of
the circumstances under which the
earlier American Magazine was pub.
lished in l84l, with fac simiIb OF the
title page and quaint extracts from the
prospectus OF that ancient publisa-
ton.
A REVISED and enlarged edition OF
The Perfect Way; or, the Finding 81
Christ" is just being issued by Messrs.
Scribner & Wexford. The first edition
of this work was Issued anonymously,
but this bears the NAMES OF the su-
thors, Anna Bonus Kingsford (MD.,
of the Faculty Of Paris, and Edward
Maitland.
THOMAS STEVENs's descriptive record
Of his famous bicycling tour around
the world will shortly be published Ia
handsome book form by Charles
ScribneI's Sons, under the title
"Arourd the World on a Bicycle.
This volume will embrace the Are
part of the journey from San Fran.
cisco to Teheran.
Mr. JOHN BURR UaHs will open IL,
Nay Popular Science Monthly with al
article on THE Natural vs., the Super